A recent chat with Georgia district attorney’s office, Jenna Ellis, former lawyer for Donald Trump, spilled some tea about a December 2020 conversation with Trump’s top aide, Dan Scavino.
According to Ellis, Scavino was dead set on Trump staying put in the White House, even after he lost to Joe Biden. This scoop, part of Ellis’s cooperation in the Georgia election case, gives us a peek into what was going on in Trump’s camp after the election.
Bits of Ellis’s talk were shared by ABC News and the Washington Post, along with tidbits from others who sang like canaries in exchange for plea deals.
Scavino’s apparent determination, as spilled by Ellis, hints at Trump wanting to fight the election results, even when the legal route seemed like a dead end. Ellis mentioned two other situations tied to the case but zipped her lips, citing attorney-client privilege.
As part of their plea deals, Ellis, Sidney Powell, and others had to spill the beans on events tied to the election, caught on video for all to see.
Scott Hall, a Georgia bail bondsman, and lawyer Kenneth Chesebro said they pitched in with advice on creating alternate elector slates, hinting that Trump might have known about a plan to fake votes in Biden-won states.
Powell, a big-shot adviser to Trump in his last days as president, explained her and fellow lawyers’ sudden fame, saying they were the only ones backing Trump’s fight against the election outcome.
All this drama comes as Trump faces a whopping 90 criminal charges spread across four indictments, covering things like messing with elections, keeping government secrets, and shady hush-money deals.
Despite all these legal hurdles, Trump’s still topping the polls for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. This has folks wondering how the legal mess might affect Trump’s political future and what it means for the GOP.
While Trump swears he’s done nothing wrong, calling the legal actions against him a political hit job, Ellis’s revelations shed light on what was cooking in Trump’s camp post-election.
As the legal show continues, what Ellis and other former pals are saying could be a game-changer in ongoing investigations, giving us a fresh take on Trump’s presidency and its wild aftermath.
